My journey this week takes me to Rommie Loudd, a friend I made at my first pastorage in Winters, Texas, in 1986. His witness helped build my faith.
Q.Who has written the library column in past years?
JERRY HALL DAILY RECORD COLUMNIST
Alligators do live in the eastern parts of Texas, particularly in Jefferson, Orange and Chambers counties, not far from Houston. Free Use Photo
Thankfully, alligators are not found in our area of Texas and you won’t find these creatures in the San Marcos or Blanco rivers.
Above, Garcia's Beef Enchilada Dinner — Two beef enchiladas served with rice, beans, a garnish salad and one tortilla. Left, Garcia's Migas Norteñas — scrambled eggs mixed with crispy tortilla strips, cheese, onions, tomatoes and jalapeño peppers served alongside refried beans and fried potatoes. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
Looking for comfort food?
You’ll find it at this well-known San Marcos restaurant — two restaurants to be exact.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues.
On Wednesday, the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce held its 4th Annual State of the City address.
BEIJING (AP) — Four decades after the U.S. established diplomatic ties with Communist China, the relationship between the two may have reached a turning point.
With protest marches, riots, and racism still in the news, an article in the Resource Recycling newsletter showed racism is also affecting recycling programs.
My journey this week takes me to the craft of writing. During this Pandemic, what we experience is new and unique – it needs to be recorded. Moses, when camped on the Plains of Moab, was commanded by the Lord to record the spiritual and geographic progress of the journey. “At the Lord’s command, Moses recorded the stages of the journey” Numbers 33:2 (NIV).
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